Language, Bände 26-31George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1955 Proceedings of the annual meeting of the Society in v. 1-11, 1925-34. After 1934 they appear in Its Bulletin. |
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... spelled u . This sound is considered non- phonemic because the spelling fluctuates between noting it and not noting it , even within the same morpheme and in the same syllable position . Thus we have Cluuius , Iuuentia ( -ius ) ...
... spelled u . This sound is considered non- phonemic because the spelling fluctuates between noting it and not noting it , even within the same morpheme and in the same syllable position . Thus we have Cluuius , Iuuentia ( -ius ) ...
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... spell- ings : namely , that the ea in the singular is the result of a spelling analogy , no more , with the allophonically significant spellings of the oblique cases , just as the phonemically nonsignificant final rr and probably ...
... spell- ings : namely , that the ea in the singular is the result of a spelling analogy , no more , with the allophonically significant spellings of the oblique cases , just as the phonemically nonsignificant final rr and probably ...
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... spelling . To suppose that OE scribes ( working without Bosworth - Toller to guide them ) could consistently differentiate sets of perfect homophones , is to credit them with powers of memory that seem to us improbable . Open juncture ...
... spelling . To suppose that OE scribes ( working without Bosworth - Toller to guide them ) could consistently differentiate sets of perfect homophones , is to credit them with powers of memory that seem to us improbable . Open juncture ...
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